Sustainable Citizenship: Actions That Matter

What can be done?

• Support leaders with proven environmental records.
• Join town halls to push for renewable energy and sustainable policies.

Join local groups to work together for the environment. Everyone can help build a sustainable community.

For example 1...

For example 2...

Be the Citizen Who Inspires Change!

False claims about recycling's effectiveness, creating a false sense of environmental impact.

Recycling Misinformation

Promises or pledges made by organizations or leaders to adopt environmentally friendly practices that lack meaningful action or follow-through, often used to mislead the public and avoid accountability.

Empty Green Commitments

Unmask Deception and Harmful Attitudes

Greenwashing and Slacktivism in Citizen Actions

Sustainable Citizenship: Actions That Matter

An example: Politicians' False Promises

Some politicians pledge green policies while continuing to subsidize fossil fuel industries. These actions mislead citizens into believing substantial progress is being made.

A good example: Recycling Lies Revealed

Many recycling programs exaggerate their success rates, while non-recyclable materials are often burned. This creates a misleading perception that fosters inaction.